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Through the keyhole and into American History: Mr. Nathaniel Jobe. Mr. Ricardo Palomares, Modern World Mr. Rodney Goggin, A meri History, helps Randy Longworth. can History
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE : EPETITION. MEMORIZATION. TRANS- : LATION. Conjugations and pronunciations. Listening to tapes. All about El Cid. “Seventy percent of every language is werbs .’ “Fermez la bouche!” “Dear Pen Pal, Parlez- | vous francais?” “In studying a foreign language, always use correct grammar. If you don’t, it sounds horribly.” Vocabulary. Form and syntax. Caesar this . . . Caesar that. Peri vestram, catapults and Forums. ALM books and thirteen others — never read. The history of Spain. A little on Cuba. A broken tape recorder. Fill-in teachers. Prom- ises about “future knowledge.” Lost werb Wheels. Open-book tests. Noisy exams. “A few last-minute tips...” Finally, it all makes sense. You open a book ne day, thinking you'll not understand a single ord, and find you can read non-stop. | | | | ee Mr. Maxwell Meador, Latin. Mrs. Nathaniel Jobe, French I. French I: Mr. David Austen. ail
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HISTORY FEW BULL-SESSIONS in class. A few days of lectures. Debates with the rival class. ““Why did the Roman Em- pire decline?” “Because it was easier to decline the empire than to decline the verbs.” Studies of problems facing a country. “What is the history of Viet Nam?” The Middle Ages. The Ren- aissance. The Reformation. Student Weekly. Current events. Ad- vise and Consent. Political analysis: “His handwriting leans to the left.” “What do you thing about Cooba?” “Cuba is the biggest country in the world: its capital is Havanna, its government is in Rus- sia, and its people are in the United States.” Final exams. Always moving, one era to the next. Never a chance to stop. “We'll never get it all done!” The Civil War: papier-mache battlefields in boxes | with toy soldiers. The Peculiar Institu- oe Color Gettysburg green. Mr. Norman Blake in Western Civilization with Jim Wilcox and Coleman Alderson. Lynch Christian, Peter Grover, Lec Leckie and David Watkins look on as American History sections debate. 23
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